Son of Ishwar Chandra Pal,he received an English education at the Oriental Seminary and the Hindu Metropolitan College (now Vidyasagar College), and at an early age devoted himself to journalism.
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His passion for higher studies and his wish to be a part of the freedom struggle took him to Kolkata, where he got admission into Vidyasagar College under the University of Calcutta to finish his M.A. He joined the Paschim Banga Chhatra Congress and used to write handbills and posters against the British Government at night.